Lincoln High School - Best of Lincoln Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Junior all-star lshikawa goes National Lisa lshikawa, who played in her seventh successful softball season, has been playing since the fourth grade. She has played every position throughout her career, but pitching is her speciality. She has been a part of Lin- coln Varsity softball since her freshman year. Her softball career has involved Bobby Sox and summer league teams. For the last two years lshikawa has played for the Nor-Cal Tremors, which is a girls' fast pitch team. Throughout the season, she traveled to Canada for her first youth softball champion- ship. lshikawa traveled during the summer throughout California playing in numerous tournaments. She also went to Nationals in South Dakota, with graduate Lisa Martinez, and took first place. lshikawa has received many awards during her high school years, which include co- coach award and All League first string, her Junior and Freshman year. She was voted most valuable pitcher in various tourna- ments throughout the summer. Without a good team behind a pitcher, it is hard to win. You cannot do it by yourself: it takes team- work! she stated. Chris Turner . , S X 'i X LJ Jeff Twidwell Heidi Unruh Derek Uyemura Vicki Vaccarezza r D I ...f 1 A 5 A ' - Stephanie Valentine Mark VanBronkhorst H , X 3.9 . , J . 'Q . t o .i .- Bill Vanderpool l 11 2' Tom Vanderwal , ' V f A ,it 4 lf V Cha Vang V ' . A , ,, Milko Vasquez Vincent Venable aww, 1 1 S Patti Verzyl ,'i' , .J -f -its s sf? . eff - st 44 ,na All s 5 ,H 'QHQL'-8':m'.Q'f'Q2t, 'J s x 'ith' 1? as LL F 'zAs'Li'fi'3R ' H ' ' C Juliet Vetesy i ' Q21 rf -in ni ..- if gi -f LJ? Q- , E F K 128 Juniors .. 4' AL ' -a R 6 ,,,.. Nw, .. 1 N ,Mn i .ak f X .nr 5'-it 1 Q . Q ' ' mr . - Q' -'Ai V - 41 , 4 .Q 1- Q- ff' 4 f u- .M fn an 0 3 M,' U' -tn' it ,Sp ki '-, I Q or . ., X ly., K eff-gg Q .-rw.. gl., 5 X .8 . 'RY at .- .1 .. asf. we :sf . l .B A V' if ! U .1 'Eff Mn. .K :ii 5 M1 ,Z W fi. , . . ,gs p- , L ,V t- wiv I 4 5 f ,P K 5 if Q ,L N -An, - -,Visa . . , . J ffl .Q ,- Q ' 1 r ' AE, 4, tg 'H Q, , F Q., , Gif an f , 'F ft f . 1' 5' -'i :-'img ,ir 9 6 . ,tif-Q. Q zu ' - - A 'V - -...yas H 1 '- 2 I ,f K. , ,Q ,t .L I .. .. 4? -- 1 .Q. , Q A 'Q V - . f Y ' ' i N ly ' 'J ' 1 if - . A- - 5 A ' . f.::?f, : 1 V v- . . ' ' W . V 1 V 5' ' Wx! . l tsl ' r- r K, ..- .- Y. U. if . .1 . 37 1 V -. L 4 A , i . Q , 1 . Q 3 Q c V V' M W ,. . 4 t,,. - . 5 5 . y 4, t., ., ,... N , 155' , . y ' 3,35 1

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SWEATS DO IT- Sophomores Julie Brautigan and DaMita Hillard Cbelowj stop to chat in fron front of the huddle. YA HOO- During the night rally spirit jug competition, Sophomores Jennifer Holds- worth, Sabrina Sonntag, and Megan Gaal Qrightj scream with enthusiasm. 'Il- .4--rr N l Po l A llllllllllllllll The class of '84 adjusted well to the in between year of tenth grade by participating in a variety of activities. Class members, while all changing in their different ways, contributed their skills and ideas to help prove their importance to the school. Older members of the sophomore class enjoyed making use of their newly ac- quired drivers licenses while others bicycled and rode horses to entertain them- selves. Many Sophomores spent their extra time practicing sports. Some excelled in varsity sports while others made great contributions to junior varsity teams. Studying occupied sophomore breaks as most of them discovered their second high school year to be much more difficult than their first. The class of '84 welcomed the new students to the school by sponsering the traditional Freshman Orientation Dance the week before school started. They also sponsered the Last Chance Football Dance to make money for class activities. Sophomores spread love throughout the campus with their Valentines Day theme when Lincoln took a holiday during Spirit Week. In their heart booth, the class sold love potion and chocolate kisses. Remarked sophomore Christy Cober Our class put in a lot more time during Spirit Week this year. Everybody was really involved and even though we didn't win, we had a lot of fun trying. The class of '84 grew in many positive ways during their first two years of high school. By the end of the year the sophomores were much more than Hunderclass- men. I 130 Sophomores